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| What is the goal of preventative medicine? |
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| Lowest possible incidence of disease of animals. |
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| What are the three factors that affect environment? (in means of husbandry) |
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| Light, temperature, and ventilation. |
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| Livestock can survive extremes in outdoor temperature as long has they have *blank* |
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| Shelter from precipitation. |
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| True or false: Light has no affect on the breeding season of horses. |
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| True or false: Rodents can squeeze through half inch openings. |
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It depends on the size of the rodent but the notes said
False: 1 inch openings. |
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| As a rule of thumb, animals should have at least *#* times their body size in an enclosure. |
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| Rabbits carrying *blank* and *blank* bacteria will kill a guinea pig. |
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| Bordetella and Pasturella |
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| Commercial diets > *#* months should not be the sole source of food. |
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| Pirate the guinea pig comes in with Scurvy. The DVM says that the pet most likely doesn't have enough what in its diet? |
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| Name 5 vaccines for dogs. |
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| Rabies, distemper, canine adenovirus, coronovirus, leptospirosis, bordetella, parvo, parainfluenza, Borreliosis, and giardia. |
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| Name 3 vaccines for cats. |
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| Rabies, feline leukemia, panleukemia, calicivirus, chlamydial pneumonitis, rhinotracheitis, |
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| What disease in horses is caused by a bacterium releasing a toxin (clostridium tetani)after entering a deep puncture wound. |
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| Tetanus... did clostridium tetani give it away? |
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| True or false: There is a second dose of the tetanus vaccine given to horses 4-6 weeks after the initial vaccine. |
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| What horse vaccines are given annually? |
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| Tetanus, EEE;WEE;VEE, Rabies, Strangles, and Potomac horse fever. |
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| Which is the correct spelling (EEE, WEE, and VEE? encehplomyelitis, encephalomyelitis, encaphalmyolitis. |
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| encephalomyelitis. Oh and by the way, Venezuelan. =] |
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| The ideal sanitizer would have what characteristics? (6) |
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| No odor, broad spectrum, non-corrosive, no tissue toxicity, rapid microbicidal effect, and can be used at normal environment. |
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| What is another name for hypochlorites? |
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| What's the disadvantage of hypochlorites? |
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| What is a disadvantage to phenols? |
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| Can cause toxicity poisoning in cats. Can't use on food bowels |
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| What is the disadvantage of quantum ammonium compounds? |
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| Not broad spectrum. Works well on Gram+ but not so much on gram- |
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| What are the factors that predispose animals to disease? (4) |
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| Genetics, environment, dietary, and metabolic. |
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| True or false: Cats will attack birds and mice... |
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| True: yeah thats actually in our notes |
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